 | | From: | Tom Waggoner | | Subject: | RDC Print command - Not Working | | Date: | Wed, 15 Dec 2004 09:00:54 -0600 |
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 | Tom Waggoner
Updated to V2.5 and I am using CR V9.0. I use the following code to print
Order Confirmations from a list file (dbf). I know it worked with the older
version. Since I upgraded it does not work.
oRDC=new OleAutoClient("CrystalRuntime.Application.9")
oReport1=oRDC.OpenReport("K:\AMS\Crystal Reports\Ord_Confirm.rpt")
oReport1.Printout(true)
When I run the module I get an OLE Dispatch Exception: Not Supported and it
is pointing to the last line of code.
Anyone recognize the problem or have another approach? I would like to use
ChoosePrinter() which worked very nicely under VdBase 5.7.
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| | From: | news.alldbase.com | | Subject: | Re: RDC Print command - Not Working | | Date: | Wed, 15 Dec 2004 13:40:04 -0500 |
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| Try adding number of copies as a second parameter.
oReport1.Printout(true,1)
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"Tom Waggoner" wrote in message
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> Tom Waggoner
>
> Updated to V2.5 and I am using CR V9.0. I use the following code to print
> Order Confirmations from a list file (dbf). I know it worked with the
> older
> version. Since I upgraded it does not work.
>
> oRDC=new OleAutoClient("CrystalRuntime.Application.9")
> oReport1=oRDC.OpenReport("K:\AMS\Crystal Reports\Ord_Confirm.rpt")
> oReport1.Printout(true)
>
> When I run the module I get an OLE Dispatch Exception: Not Supported and
> it
> is pointing to the last line of code.
>
> Anyone recognize the problem or have another approach? I would like to
> use
> ChoosePrinter() which worked very nicely under VdBase 5.7.
>
>
>
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| | From: | *Lysander* | | Subject: | Re: RDC Print command - Not Working | | Date: | Wed, 15 Dec 2004 19:13:39 +0100 |
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| Tom Waggoner schrieb:
> Anyone recognize the problem or have another approach? I would like to use
> ChoosePrinter() which worked very nicely under VdBase 5.7.
1.)
Check, if with installing 2.5 something on the BDE got changed. You can
make a basic test by opening the report from within Crystal Reports and
then trying to print it.
2.)
There is a method called "printersetup".
You can use it for example like this:
OReport.PrinterSetup(Form.hWnd)
works like the good old chooseprinter() for me :)
ciao,
André
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